Like that Disney employees are only allowed to point with two fingers (now known as the “Disney point”), and that the water in the It’s A Small World ride comes from all over the world. And then there's the fact that — as you may have suspected — Disney World pumps the scent of freshly baked cookies into the air along Main Street.

And, in a nod to Disney Parks' history, a unique piece of the origin story of Walt Disney World sits right on the lot.

The plane, which has been on site since 1993, became a major part of the tour. As Yesterland transcribed, the tour recording said of the plane:

“In 1964, Walt Disney and his hand-picked team used this plane to scout locations for what he called the Florida Project. Soon, they secretly began purchasing thousands of acres of land, which became the Walt Disney World Resort in 1971. During the creation of the resort, and later Epcot, The Mouse shuttled studio executives and Imagineers between Burbank and Orlando making it the most-used executive aircraft in the country. Appropriately, The Mouse retired here in 1992.”